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Christina Sayut | Friday, September 29, 2023
I am the kind of person who tries to find love in the tiniest places. Sure, it’s easy to find love in the hug of a friend or in the words “I love you.” But I think it’s much more meaningful to look for it in places you don’t always expect it. As a sad
Julianna Conley | Wednesday, April 13, 2022
Before I even chose a college, I knew I wanted to write for the school newspaper. When a columnist dropped mid-semester of my first-year fall, I applied to fill the spot and joined The Observer family in October. Save a “sabbatical” I took to serve as my dorm’s vice president, over the last four years,
John Sitter | Friday, November 16, 2018
With thanks to The Observer for its editorial hospitality this term to a faculty columnist, here are five farewell reflections. 1. Yes, professors procrastinate, too. Just as students procrastinate by looking at next semester’s course descriptions instead of completing work for this term, so do professors put off grading said work by thinking about next
Joe Everett | Friday, October 27, 2017
Wednesday night’s Game 2 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Astros was one for the history books. Not to be cliche and overexuberant, but it was truly nothing short of epic. If you didn’t watch it and haven’t watched the highlights yet, do yourself the favor of watching the insane and awesome spectacle
Sara Felsenstein | Thursday, October 29, 2015
Late nights. Early mornings. Not enough coffee in the world to keep you awake during that morning calculus class. It’s a story most college newspaper editors know well but would never change. We’re willing to put in the hours not only because of the close-knit community, one of the biggest draws, but because the skills